Pictures below are of my stairs. I could attach the rope to the railing and pull it over the side of staircase and I could stand at the bottom of the wall. Is it too risky that the railing is not strong enough
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That railing is a bit meh, but it could work. If you decide to use it, make sure to test it first by yanking on the rope with your full body weight.
Alternatively, you could get a long rope and tie it to something else upstairs, which can be anything. You just need to find something strong.Similar threads
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